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09 | 2019 SAINT ANTHONY’S HIGH SCHOOL DEVELOPMENT ALUMNI MAGAZINE
PAYING IT FORWARD
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A Message from the Principal Dear Students, Alumni, Parents, Grandparents, and Friends, It has been a distinct pleasure and joy to serve as Principal of Saint Anthony’s High School. After 16 years of service in the position of Principal, and now at the age of sixty-four, the time has come for me to refocus my life and move towards what God has planned for me next. I will carry the relationships and friendships I have made with students, their families, the alumni, faculty and staff with me forever. I am so grateful to Brother David Migliorino, O.S.F. who has been appointed to be your next Principal of this extraordinary school. He will bring dynamic energy, professional experience and true Franciscan joy. Please know that I am confident he will ensure that Saint Anthony’s High School will continue to flourish and grow well into the future. It was Mother Teresa who said: “Yesterday is gone. Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.” God bless you all, Brother Gary Cregan, O.S.F.
Cover Story
Administration
Brother Gary Cregan, O.S.F.
Principal
There’s an old adage,“One good deed
Mr. Paul Washington
deserves another.” In the case of Saint
Dean of Faculty
Anthony’s championship lacrosse teams, Director of Studies & Attendance
these stellar athletes are the beneficiaries Brother Joshua DiMauro, O.S.F.
of many good deeds: the sacrifices of their Assistant Principal
Dean of Student Activities
parents, the dedication of their teachers Prefect of Discipline for Freshmen
and mentorship of their coaches. Now Mr. Robert Arrigo
the upperclassman are paying it forward Assistant Principal
Dean of Men
and making a difference both on and
Dr. Christina D. Buehler ’90
off the field as role models for the next Assistant Principal
generation of Friars. Dean of Women
Friar Focus Publication Team
Mr. Don A. Corrao
Director of Development
Ms. Denise Creighton
Director of Alumni Relations
Dates to Remember Mrs. Anne McShane
Assistant to the Director of Development
Mr. Ray O’Connor ’70
October 18, 2019 – Alumni Barbecue & Homecoming Football Game Ray O’Connor Photography
Contributing Photographer
October 19, 2019 – Black & Gold Gala, Crest Hollow Country Club
Lucido+Koulian+Schmitt
November 2, 2019 – Mothers’ Guild Craft Fair Design and Production
November 14 – 16, 2019 – Fall Play
2019-2020 Board of Trustees
November 30, 2019 – 10, 20, 25 & 30 Year Reunions
December 13 & 14, 2019 – Christmas Concert Very Reverend Brother Gabriel O’Brien, O.S.F.
Superior General of the Franciscan Brothers of Brooklyn
January 10, 2020 – National Honor Society Variety Show Chairman
January 17 & 18, 2020 – Winter Art Show Brother Damian Novello, O.S.F.
Assistant Superior General
March 6, 2020 – Junior Ring Day
Hon. W. Gerard Asher
March 18, 2020 – Mothers’ Guild Fashion Show
Thomas Casey, Esq.
March 21, 2020 – Principal’s Dinner Brother Richard Contino, O.S.F.
March 26 – 28, 2020 – Spring Musical Brother Leonard Conway, O.S.F.
Mr. Robert Coughlan
April 4, 2020 – Fathers’ Guild Father/Daughter Mass & Dance
Mrs. Jenise Craig
April 24 & 25, 2020 – Spring Concert Brother Gary Cregan, O.S.F.
Brother Joshua DiMauro, O.S.F.
May 1 & 2, 2020 – 49th Annual Saint Anthony’s Track & Field Invitational
Dr. John Folan ‘75
May 4, 2020 – Saint Anthony’s Golf Classic Terence Meyer, Esq. ‘74
June 5, 2020 – Graduation Mass Brother David Migliorino, O.S.F.
Mr. Roberto Nicolia
June 6, 2020 – Commencement Exercises
Mrs. Susan O’Shea
June 13, 2020 – Feast of Saint Anthony Brother Kevin Smith, O.S.F.
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A Message
from the A Message
Director of from the
Development Alumni Director
Dear FRIAR NATION, Dear Friars,
I hope that you all enjoy this issue of Friar Focus. The Hoping the summer was restful and you had good times with family
Development Office and Alumni Office take great pride in and friends. As we were preparing this edition of Friar Focus, the theme
producing this magazine for your reading pleasure. It’s our of role models was definitely in the forefront. Our cover story focuses
sincerest hope that its content will boost your pride and on student athletes who have a positive influence on younger students.
It was very touching to see these two groups interact.
satisfaction in our school. Moreover, I hope that it sends a
clear message that Saint Anthony’s High School is a vibrant, I could not help but think of the many role models we have here at
multidimensional learning environment that continues to Saint Anthony’s. Some are Franciscan Brothers who devote their lives
offer its students the educational experience of a lifetime. to serving our community and teaching our young. Some are our Faculty
and Staff who also dedicate themselves to the Franciscan values we hold
Over the last couple of years, we have made a conscious dear. Many are our students and alumni who constantly remind us to
effort to provide you with specific information and examples strive to be the best version of ourselves.
of unique and unprecedented programs and collaborations I feel very privileged to encounter some of these incredible people
that reinforce that Saint Anthony’s offers unparalleled in my role as Alumni Director. There are role models for every student
opportunities for our students to grow spiritually, who passes through Saint Anthony’s. Father Greg Rannazzisi ’01,
academically, artistically and athletically. Brother Mark Waldmann ’96, Brother Brian Sullivan ‘93 and Sister
Mary Gabriel Devlin ’92 are a few of our incredible examples of those
In closing, I hope that you will be able to join us at the 2019
who have heeded the call to religious life. Mr. Patrick Maguire ‘92,
Black & Gold Gala on Saturday, October 19th as we honor Mrs. Liz (Darcy)Welling ’92 and Mr. Ryan Nimmo ’09 are just a few of
our beloved and esteemed Coach Richie Reichert ‘70 and the many role models here who are devoted parents and spouses living
Family. The Gala promises to be Saint Anthony’s at its best the married life. There are those whose vocation seems to be teaching
as we honor Coach Reichert for his distinguished career at the young and serving as role models in athletics and clubs such as
the helm of the Saint Anthony’s Football Program. Mr. Charles Menzer ’00, Mr. Paul Washington ’99 and Ms. Mary
Kellaigh Malangone ’99. These are but a few examples, but there
Friars Forever,
are so many role models among our Alumni that it would take pages
to name them. It is one of our true blessings here at Saint Anthony’s.
Our own students can often serve as role models to their classmates
and the adults in the building. Throughout the year, I was most moved
by the young men who participated in Track and Cross Country. These
Don A. Corrao young people set incredible records and even won the Penn Relays for
the first time in over four decades. What impressed me about them,
however, was not their athletic prowess but rather their compassion
and kindness in the face of adversity. When their beloved moderator
Brother Antonio was ill, they were there for him, in the hospital and at
school, and cheered him on to wellness. When their coach, Bob Higgins
’79, became ill, they were not only present for him, but they were
present for each other and for their other coaches. When Coach Higgins
passed away the team devoted their season to his memory and pushed
each other to greatness in his name. These young people consistently
displayed values that we can all aspire to.
The Friars I encounter on a regular basis remind me of who I want to
be and how I can get there. Our students are very blessed to have such
incredible role models in their lives on a daily basis. It is one of the many
benefits of being Classmates for 4 years and Friars Forever!
Enjoy the magazine and always stay in touch!
Friars Forever,
Denise Creighton FRIAR FOCUS 3
Commencement
2019
The Class of 2019 celebrated the culmination of four wonderful years with
a beautiful Mass on June 7 followed by their Commencement Exercises the
following morning. Congratulations to the Class of 2019!
AWARDS
Valedictorian Christina Mirro
Salutatorian Reuben Philip
Theology Ralph Quartiano
Social Studies Sydney Zagar
Math Ruilin Yin
English Julia Calisto
Science Nikhil Jaiswal
French Bianca Skelton
Spanish Jesse Freitag
Art James Norton
Chorus Emily Jacobs & Aidan Felice
Orchestra Aisling Llerena
Band Anthony Dazzo
Theatre Arts Alisa Azzarelli
Physical Education Stefania Rocca & Vincent Migliore
Franciscan Spirit Award Stefania Rocca & Aidan Felice
Science Scholars Christopher Ammann, Shannon Best
Samantha Borruso, Gregory Campisi
Kaitlin Chang, John DeFrancisco
Olivia Eckstein, Nikhil Jaiswal
Madison Kalter, Terence Lin
Thomas Lum, Reuben Philip
Danielle Reale, Isabella Sampino
Lauren Spillane, James Sullivan
Amy Tang, Connor Wahlers
Ryan Wahlers, Ruilin Yin, Sydney Zagar
Student Council Award Gregory Law
National Honor Society Reuben Philip
Excellence in Religious Activities Shannon Boyle & Aidan Malinowski
AOH Award for Excellence Amber Lewis & Matthew Payamps
In Choral Music
American Legion Award for Juliet DeNapoli & Matthew Lusak
Academic Accomplishment
In Music
Blessed Pier Georgio Frassati Emily Peper & Louis Voltaggio
For Excellence in Theatrical
Performance
American Legion Medal for Caela Lembo & Kevin Akalski
Academic Accomplishment
and Outstanding Citizenship
Michael Mangino Award for Sydney Taylor & Jevon Burke
Outstanding Dedication &
Commitment in Athletics
Vincent C. Tenety Award for Brianna Passaro & Justin Meyn
Outstanding Support of their
Teammates & Unselfish Service
in Athletics
Louis E.Gregoire Memorial Award Christine Fabrizi & Matthew Payamps
For Extraordinary Character &
Zealous Enthusiasm in Athletics
Brother Shane Burke Sophia Iaccino & Gregory Campisi
Athlete of the Year
CLASS OF 2019
SENIOR FAMILY FUND GIFTS
Ms. Michelle Akalski
Kevin Akalski
Mr. & Mrs. Clifford Berry
Marie Berry
Mr. & Mrs. John Best
Shannon Best
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Boyle
Thomas Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Casey
Thomas Casey, IV
Mr. & Mrs. Bienvenido Ceballos
Christian Ceballos
Mr. & Mrs. James Clark
Conor Clark
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Codella
Marie Codella
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Collins
Casey Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Michael DeNapoli
Juliet DeNapoli
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Fitzgerald
Colin Fitzgerald
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Flaherty
Alexandra Flaherty
Mr. & Mrs. Pasquale LoCurto
Antonio LoCurto
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Lopez
Brennan Lopez
Mango Family
Nicolette Mango
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Mannion
Kieran Mannion
Mr. & Mrs. Randall Meyn
Justin Meyn
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Michaels
Christa Michaels
Morrell Family
Taylor Morrell
Mr. & Mrs. Hugh O’Rourke
Joseph O’Rourke
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Payamps
Matthew Payamps
Ms. Karen Verga
Danielle Reale
Ms. Karen Verga
Gabriella Reale
Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Sampino
Isabella Sampino
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Sherlock
Casey Sherlock
Ms. Mary Buetow
Connor Sullivan
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Tang
Amy Tang
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Vetere
Tiffany Vetere
Mr. & Mrs. John Wood
John Wood
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Wright
Jared Wright
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Medals of Distinction At the National Honor Society Induction Ceremony on May 2, six members of the faculty, staff and administration were honored for their exemplary service and commitment to Saint Anthony’s High School. Receiving the Deus Meus et Omnia Medallion for twenty-five years’ service were Dr. Christina Buehler ’90, Mrs. Rose Anne Donnelly and Mr. Christopher Nuccio ‘90. In recognition of fifteen years’ service the San Damiano Medallion was awarded to Mrs. Emily Mangino, Mrs. Donna Pitch and Mrs. Carolyn Thall. Congratulations!
National Honor Society
On May 2, 327
sophomores, juniors and
seniors were inducted
into Saint Anthony’s
chapter of the National
Honor Society, with
medals presented
by Brother Gary
Cregan, O.S.F. and
Brother Robert Gabriel.
O.S.F. Membership in
the NHS recognizes
scholarship, service,
leadership and character.
At this ceremony
the 2019-2020 NHS
Executive Board was
installed and the 2018-
2019 board members
were thanked for their
service. Congratulations
to our new NHS
members and to the
new Executive Board!BLACK & GOLD GALA
XIII
Honoring
Richie Reichert ’70 & Family
Saturday Evening, the Nineteenth of October, 2019
Cocktail Reception 7:00 pm, Dinner 8:00 pm - Midnight
Crest Hollow Country Club, 8325 Jericho Turnpike, Woodbury, New York 11797
Business Attire
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SAINT ANTHONY’S HIGH SCHOOL 2019 FAMILY OF DISTINCTION
RICHIE REICHERT ’70 & FAMILY
Saint Anthony’s High School will honor Richie Reichert ‘70 and his family at the Black & Gold Gala on Saturday,
October 19, 2019 at the Crest Hollow Country Club. Please join us in celebrating Coach Reichert’s distinguished
career at the helm of the Saint Anthony’s Football Program.
Statistically, Coach Reichert will forever be acknowledged as one of the top high school coaches in New York State
history. In thirty-two years of coaching, Richie Reichert has been a coach, role model and mentor to over 1,200
student athletes. His teams amassed 14 CHSFL AAA titles and posted a remarkable overall record of 266-66-3 - a
winning percentage of .803 - tops in Suffolk County.
For Coach Reichert, coaching at Saint Anthony’s was always about family on and off the field. Richie married Mary
Ann Talento in 1977. In 1979, Richie joined the Nassau County Police Department where he served for 24 years
before retiring in 2003. Mary Ann retired from her nursing career at St. Catherine’s Hospital in November, 2018
after 31 years. Richie & Mary Ann have three children, Laura Ann, Beth Ann ‘03, and Rich Jr. ‘05 and are also the
proud grandparents of their grandson, Ben. Laura Ann is an Accountant, Beth Ann works for United Way and Rich Jr.
is a Football Coach at Stony Brook University.
Saint Anthony’s is truly blessed and honored to bestow its 2019 Family of Distinction on the Reichert Family.
FRIAR FOCUS 11Dinner Reservations Playbook Tribute Journal &
Business Directory
Please reserve a Table of Twelve at........................................ $2,700 Outside Back Cover................................. $5,000
Please reserve a Table of Ten at............................................ $2,250 Inside Front Cover.................................... $2,500
Inside Back Cover.................................... $2,500
Please reserve ____ tickets at................................................ $225 each
Four Color Tribute Page........................... $2,000
Please reserve ____ tickets for Young Alumni (2009-2019)... $150 each Black & Gold Page................................... $1,500
Please reserve ____ Faculty/Staff tickets at............................ $125 each Friar Spirit Page....................................... $1,000
Black & White Full Page.............................. $750
Table Seating. Please print clearly. Half Page.................................................... $500
______________________________ Quarter Page.............................................. $100
1 7 ______________________________
Business Card.............................................. $50
2 ______________________________ 8 ______________________________ Special Player Testimonial....................... $75
3 ______________________________ 9 ______________________________
4 ______________________________ 10 ______________________________ Ad sizes, copy and artwork deadline:
5 ______________________________ 11 ______________________________ October 1, 2019
Full Page 7.5" x 7.5" (Trim Size 8" x 8")
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Half Page 7.5" x 3.5"
Quarter Page 3.5" x 3.5"
Special Underwriting Opportunities Business Card 3.5" x 2"
I/We would very much like to reserve the following underwriting
opportunity in support of the 2019 Black & Gold Gala. Attach business card or logo to be
included with your message. Digital files
are acceptable and can be emailed to
Dinner: Includes Two Tables of Twelve.................................. $25,000 annemcshane@stanthonyshs.org
Cocktail Hour: Includes One Table of Twelve......................... $15,000 Please print clearly.
Playbook Tribute Journal: Includes One Table of Twelve........ $15,000
Invitations: Includes One Table of Ten................................... $12,500 All advertisers will receive a FREE listing in the
2019/2020 Saint Anthony’s Business Directory.
Music: Includes One Table of Ten......................................... $12,500 ____________________________________________
Tribute Video: Includes One Table of Ten.............................. $10,000 ____________________________________________
Flowers: Includes One Table of Ten....................................... $10,000 ____________________________________________
____________________________________________
Silent Auction: Includes One Table of Ten............................. $10,000
____________________________________________
Gift Bags: Includes One Table of Ten.................................... $10,000 ____________________________________________
Photography: Includes One Table of Ten............................... $5,000 ____________________________________________
Saint Anthony Tables: Includes One Table of Ten.................. $5,000 ____________________________________________
Saint Francis Tables: Includes One Table of Ten................... $3,000 ____________________________________________
Evening’s Program: Includes One Table of Ten...................... $3,000
Enclosed is my check in the amount of $_______
Valet Parking: Includes One Table of Ten.............................. $2,500
St. Anthony’s Celtic Pipe Band: Includes One Table of Ten.... $2,500 Please make checks payable to:
St. Anthony’s Schola: Includes One Table of Ten................... $2,500 Saint Anthony’s High School
and return to the Development Office.
Name ________________________________________________________________ For further information, please call
Anne McShane at 631-271-2020 ext. 214,
Company _____________________________________________________________
or email at annemcshane@stanthonyshs.org
Address ______________________________________________________________
City _____________________________________ State _______ Zip ____________ Name____________________________________
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12 FRIAR FOCUS 09 | 2019Carnegie Hall | Radio City Music Hall | Saint Anthony’s Auditorium
On back-to-back nights in
April, the Saint Anthony’s
performing Arts program
was center stage for two
sold out performances by
its Chorus, Orchestra,
Symphonic Band, Concert
Band and Jazz Band.
Highlights included
renditions of “Va Pensiero”,
“Danny Boy” and “Higher and
Higher” from the Chorus.
The Orchestra played
selections from
Les Misérables and “The
Swan” from Carnival of
the Animals with solo
performances by Nagyeom
Jang ’20 on the cello and
ballerina Kaitlin Chang ’19.
The Symphonic Band
delighted the audiences
with highlights from Beauty
and the Beast while the
Concert Band performed
highlights from La La Land.
The Jazz band always sets
up the audience for the
finale which was the “Battle
Hymn of the Republic”
performed by the Symphonic
Band and Chorus.
FRIAR FOCUS 13Girl
Scout
Gold
Award
Congratulations to Meghan Brady-
Fuchsman ‘20, Alisa Azzarelli ‘19 and
Caitlin Beirne ‘20 on recently earning
their Girl Scout Gold Award, Girl
Scout’s highest honor! One of the many
requirements to earning this award is the
successful completion of a sustainable
project that meets an expressed need in
the community. Meghan implemented
a tutoring and mentoring program for
native Spanish-speaking elementary
students in the South Huntington
School District. Alisa worked with local
government and successfully lobbied
for a new bill in Suffolk County that
declared April 7th as Mercury Poisoning
Awareness Day. Caitlin’s project “Zika
Virus & Disease Prevention Through the
Usage of Bat Houses and Education”
entailed designing, building and installing
four double-chambered bat houses in
Suffolk County parks as well as educating
the community in an effort to eliminate
disease carrying mosquitoes. Sincere
congratulations to these Friars on a
job well done!
14 FRIAR FOCUS 09 | 2019Mark Sherrill ’19, a member of Boy Scout Troop 194 Babylon, recently passed his Board of Review and became on Eagle Scout on March 3rd, 2019. Eagle Scout is the highest achievement or rank attainable in the Boy Scouts of America (BSA). Since its inception in 1911, only four percent of Scouts have earned this rank after a lengthy review process. An Eagle Scout is a very prestigious achievement. For his Eagle Scout project, Mark drew, designed, planned and coordinated the construction of a bench around a tree and an Exchange Library using the concept “Read a book, Leave a book” on the property of the West Islip Church of Christ on Montauk Highway in West Islip. He completed his project on September 15th, 2018. We are all very proud of Mark! Go Friar! Eagle Scouts John Judge ‘20, a member of Boy Scout Troop 6, constructed his Eagle Scout project at his home parish of St. Patrick’s in Southold. His project consisted of refurbishing and adding to the existing prayer garden to make it more inviting to parishioners. He constructed and installed two resin benches, removed all dead brush and replaced them with drought resistant plants throughout the garden. He also power washed the existing walkway and built and installed a trellis. John developed and organized all aspects of the project, but states that he could not have completed it without the help of his fellow scouts, mentors and, most importantly, his family. He became an Eagle Scout this past May.
2019-2020 Friar Nation Fund Please make your gift to the Friar Nation Fund today. Alumni & parental Pride & Participation matters. By making your gift today, you are: •h elping the Franciscan Brothers fulfill their commitment to academic excellence •d emonstrating your overall satisfaction with your Saint Anthony’s experience • advancing our Catholic and Franciscan mission • providing financial assistance to deserving and need worthy students • helping to beautify our campus Young Alumni and the Friar Nation Fund How many ways did you benefit from your time at Saint Anthony’s? If you graduated from Saint Anthony’s in the last ten years, it’s a good possibility that you benefitted from the Friar Nation Fund in some way. Now is the time to start thinking of giving back and demonstrating your support of Saint Anthony’s for the role it has played in your life and that you want to be part of its bright future. As a young alumnus, you may want to consider the following giving levels of the Black & Gold Club for Young Alumni: From the classes: •2 015 - 2019 – a gift of $25 •2 012 - 2014 – a gift of $50 to $99 •2 003 - 2011 – a gift of $100 or more 16 FRIAR FOCUS 09 | 2019
Principal’s
Council
Alumni who have graduated over ten years
ago, parents, grandparents, and friends of
Saint Anthony’s are encouraged to consider
making a leadership gift to Saint Anthony’s
at one of the following levels:
• Patron of Saint Anthony’s:
a gift of $25,000+
• Benefactor of Saint Anthony’s:
a gift of $10,000 – $24,999
• Principal’s Cabinet:
a gift of $5,000 – $9,999
• Principal’s Circle:
a gift of $1,000 – $4,999
By becoming a member of the Principal’s
Council, you will be invited as special guests
to attend the following functions:
• Christmas Concert
• Principal’s Dinner
• Spring Concert
• Commencement ExercisesGolden Kids Carnival On Sunday May 19, 2019, 225 children with special needs along with over 500 of their family members attended the 9th Annual Friars Golden Kids Carnival at Saint Anthony’s High School. Over 250 current Saint Anthony’s students served as “Buddies” and activity leaders for these children. Faculty and Staff members, as well as the Mothers’ and Fathers’ Guilds, helped to organize and run the event, which took place in and around the Student Center. The children enjoyed jumping in the bounce house, going down the inflatable slide, and running through the obstacle course. They also loved dancing to the music, playing a variety of sports, blowing bubbles, joining in carnival games, coloring, and having their faces painted. This year’s Carnival again included therapy dogs, which the children loved. Lunch was also served to all in our Cafeteria. It was a beautiful day for everyone involved and we look forward to the 2020 Carnival!
Principals Dinner The 200 guests who attended this year’s Principal’s Dinner had the privilege of seeing, listening and hearing Saint Anthony’s at its finest. The Show Choir under the direction of Mr. Greg Wilson and Mrs. Cari Gash entertained everyone during the opening reception. During the course of the evening seniors Isabella Sampino (College of the Holy Cross), Frank Marzano (Penn State University), Greg Campisi (Harvard University) and Katie Bishop (United States Air Force Academy) each shared their reflections on their experiences at Saint Anthony’s. The evening program concluded with Joseph Mazzucca ’21 performing on the piano to the delight of everyone in attendance.
Dedication and Blessing
of the St. Francis Hospital
Medical Education Lab
Dedication and
On Monday, April 8th the newest addition
to the William & Christine Entenmann
Science Center was unveiled to honored
Blessing of the
guests representing St. Francis Hospital,
Catholic Health Services, and Saint Anthony’s
High School as The Most Reverend John O.
St. Francis
Barres, Bishop of the Diocese of Rockville
Centre blessed the new lab.
Featured speakers included Brother Gary
Hospital Medical Cregan, O.S.F., Principal, Dr. Sean Levchuck,
Chairman, Pediatric Cardiology at St. Francis
Hospital, Dr. Richard D’Agostino, Chairman
Education Lab of Orthopedics, St. Francis Hospital, Mr. Don
Corrao, Director of Development, and Mr. Jim
Medina, Chairman of the Science Department.
Ms. Katie Bishop’19, Mr. John DeFrancisco’19,
and Dr. Mark Capodanno, Faculty Member,
treated the guests to a demonstration of
the capabilities of the Anatomage Table.
“Saint Anthony’s is honored to be the home
of the new St. Francis Hospital Medical
Education Lab. In conjunction with our
innovative Medical Education Program, the
Lab is the center of learning, utilizing state-
of-the-art equipment and is modeled after a
”Turn of the Century” operating theatre. This
unprecedented project has helped to advance
Clinical Education and create a more expansive
relationship between St. Francis Hospital, The
Heart Center, and the students, faculty and
staff of Saint Anthony’s High School”
– Brother Gary Cregan, O.S.F.
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EVENING OF SCIENCE
RESEARCH 2019This year’s “Evening of Science Research” Health Science Competition winners, Solution: One-step method for in situ
was well attended by an audience of Jacqueline Balestrieri and Michael Doboli mutation detection” was presented and
enthusiastic incoming research students of the graduating classes of 2020 and well received at many of this year’s local
and their parents. The evening began with 2021, respectively. and regional science competitions.
poster board presentations by many of Michael’s paper entitled “Computational
our senior research students followed by a Isabella’s paper entitled “Induction
Model and Experiments on the
brief introduction of the Friarquest of Labor Compared with Expectant
Importance of Hypoxia for In vitro Human
Research Program by Mr. Paul Paino, Management and Risk of Cesarean
Vasculogenesis in Endothelial Cells” was
Director of Student Research. Immediately Delivery in Obese Women:
the end product of his work conducted at
following the introduction of the research A Retrospective Study” summarized the
Hofstra University and SUNY Stony Brook.
program, Mr. Don Corrao detailed the independent research that she conducted
His knowledge of biology and computer
objectives and goals of the Saint Anthony’s as a member of an award winning team
science allowed him to create a model
Integrated STEM Program. Featured of obstetricians and gynecologists at the
that could successfully predict endothelial
student presentations were delivered by Good Samaritan Hospital in Long Island,
cell growth and propagation.
2019 American College of Obstetricians New York. Jacqueline presented her
and Gynecologists Blue Ribbon ePoster findings based upon the research that she The evening concluded with an
Award winner, Isabella Sampino of the conducted at the Cold Spring Harbor introduction of our 2019 summer
Class of 2019, and Neurological Surgery Laboratory. Her paper entitled,” SEQing a laboratory placements.
FRIARQUEST 2019 SUMMER LABORATORY PLACEMENTS
CLASS OF 2020 CLASS OF 2021
Jacqueline Balestrieri Abby Athan Victoria Levy
Lab: The Feinstein Institute for Lab: Hofstra University, Summer Lab: Stony Brook University,
Medical Research Research Program Garcia Program for Polymer Science
Mentor: Dr. Wentian Li Mentor: Dr. Nathan W. Rigel Mentor: Dr. Miriam Rafailovich
Meghan Brady-Fuchsman Tara Brady Diya Varma
Lab: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Lab: SUNY Stony Brook, Department Lab: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Mentor: Dr. Evan Ernst of Medicine Mentor: Dr. Sonali Bhattacharjee
Mentor: Dr. Michelle Bloom
Teresa Duong Taylor Verdi
Lab: Stony Brook University, Steven Cayea Lab: The Feinstein Institute
Garcia Program for Polymer Science Lab: Hofstra University, Summer for Medical Research
Mentor: Dr. Miriam Rafailovich Research Program Mentor: Dr. John Boockvar
Mentor: Dr. Nathan W. Rigel
Lawrence McCourt
Lab: New York University, Michael Doboli
Langone Medical Center Ross Mathematical Institute,
Mentor: Dr. Gautham Yepuri Summer Internship
Lab: SUNY Stony Brook, Department
Keith Mesecher of Computer Science
Lab: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Mentor: Dr. Alex Doboli
Partners for the Future Program
Kyle Dunn
Max Pirtle Lab: Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Lab: Brookhaven National Laboratory Mentor: Dr. Hyun Soo Kim
Mentor: Dr. Ketevi A. Assamagan
Udithi Kothapalli
Carly Santore Lab: The Feinstein Institute for
SUNY Stony Brook Lerner Laboratory Medical Research
Mentor: Dr. Matt Lerner Mentor: Dr. Dimiter Avantski
FRIAR FOCUS 23INTEGRATED STEM PROGRAM ADVISORY BOARD
In conjunction with key members of the faculty, the Advisory Board’s primary goals and objectives are to sustain and to help
develop the program, assist in creating new collaborations and programs, as well as to help provide, identify, and attract new
sources of funding. Saint Anthony’s welcomes the following two new members to the Advisory Board: Christine Idiart Trinter ’92,
University of Notre Dame, John Folan, M.D. ‘75, member of Saint Anthony’s High School Board of Trustees
MEMBERS OF THE ADVISORY BOARD
Dr. Frank Adipietro, Jr. Mr. Richard Kreider ’79
Chairman, Dept. of Anesthesia Director
Eastern Long Island Hospital Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
Mrs. Colene Bassolino Mr. Kevin S. Law
Manager, Treasury & Accounting Operations President & Chief Executive Office
NYIT Long Island Association
Mr. Brian Benedik ’89 Dr. Sean Levchuck
VP, Global Head of Sales Chairman, Dept. of Pediatric Cardiology
Spotify St. Francis Hospital
Mr. Thomas Bianculli ’90 Dr. Thomas Mascolo ’03 DMD
Chief Technology Officer Mascolo Dental
Zebra Technologies
Mr. Dave Biersach Mr. Nicholas Pitch, Jr.
Senior Technology Architect CEO
Brookhaven National Laboratory Metro Cable & Networks Inc.
Mr. Gregory E. Campbell Mr. Walter Poggi
President President
Campbell Engineering Support Services, Inc. Ratlif Testing Laboratories
Mr. Terrence Clark ’91 Mr. Leonard Poveromo
SVP & General Manager of Payment Security Executive Director
CA Technologies Composite Prototyping Center (CPC)
Mr. Christopher Coronesi Mr. David Prestipino
Sr. Project Executive HPS Mgr.
Best & Company Nature’s Bounty
Nicholas P. Craig, MD, FACS Mr. John Ricciardi
President, North Country Surgical, P.C. Retired Aerospace Executive
J.T. Mather Mem. Hosp., Chairman, Medical Board Northrop Grumman Corp.
President, Medical Staff President, True North Consulting
Mr. Stephen DeSimone Mr. Steve Schnittger
President / Chief Executive VP Global Microbiology and Fermentation
Desimone Consulting Engineers Estee Lauder Companies
Mr. Paul Skelton, PE
Stephen DeSousa ’88 DPT, OCS
Hardesty & Hanover
Provident Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
Principal, Chief Development Officer
Mr. Peter Tracy ’79, Retired
Dr. Richard D’Agostino
Suffolk County Police Department
Chairman, Dept. of Orthopedic Surgery
Forensic Science & Crime Scene Investigation
St. Francis Hospital
Christine Idiart Trinter ’92
Alex Doboli, Ph.D. University of Notre Dame Mathematics Education Faculty
Professor, Stony Brook University Center for STEM Education, Faculty & Fellow of the
Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering Institute for Educational Initiatives
Mr. David Windmiller
Dr. John Folan ’75
Managing Member
President/Partner at HEALTHSURE
Windmiller Properties, LLC
Dr. Andrew Zeniou
Surgeon, General Surgery Associates LLC
24 FRIAR FOCUS 09 | 2019INTEGRATED STEM PROGRAM
FACULTY AND CURRICULUM
SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY
Mr. James Medina
Chairman, Science Department Mr. Rick Mescallado ’89
Earth Science Lab Instructor Director, Information Systems
STEAM Club
Dr. Mark Capodanno Mr. Zachary Davino
Honors Anatomy & Physiology Chairman Fine Arts Department
NYS Regents Biology Digital Illustration & Design
Aerospace & Aviation Studio in Media Arts
Composite Prototyping Center
Mr. Pat Clary
Physics & Physics Lab Instructor
Saint Anthony's
Integrated STEM
Mrs. Summer Koepplin
Program allows
Forensics Instructor
students to explore ENGINEERING
different areas of
Mrs. Trisha Grimaldi
scientific study Mr. Dan Varney
AP Biology
Electrical Engineering
while making them Science Research (FriarQuest)
better thinkers and Mrs. Mimi Lum
problem solvers. In Chemistry
tandem with the newly
Honors Earth Science / Earth Science
Aerospace & Aviation
MATH
completed William &
Mr. William Quinn
Christine Entenmann Mrs. Annemarie McKenny
Chairman Mathematics Department
D.I Y. Club
Science Center labs AP Calculus AB
and equipment, our
Ms. Katie O’Neill ’02
students are working Mrs. Liz Norberto AP Calculus
on new opportunities Chemistry Lab Instructor AP Computer Principles / Multivariate
Calculus, Girls Who Code
for exploration,
Mr. Mark Paino
discovery and AP Physics I / AP Chemistry Mr. Michael Saxer ’15
future careers. Science Research (FriarQuest) AP Computer Principles
STEM Leadership, Chemistry Club
Mr. Paul Paino
AP Physics I / AP Physics II Mrs. Carolyn Thall
Director, Science Research (FriarQuest) AP Calculus AB
Mr. Craig Reynolds ‘07
Biology Honors Lab / Biology Lab Mr. Rob Wilcox
Science Research (FriarQuest) AP Calculus AB
Science National Honor Society AP Statistics
Science Olympiad, Environmental Club
Mr. Dan Varney
Newtonian Physics / Regents Physics
Earth Science, Robotics
Mr. Andrew Zonin ‘10
Chemistry, Robotics
FRIAR FOCUS 25STEM The primary objective of the Integrated STEM Program is to enhance and
transform how we at Saint Anthony’s High School educate our students in the
STEM disciplines while providing them with new and exciting opportunities not readily found elsewhere.
“Our Development Office’s efforts to establish working relationships and collaborations with businesses
on the local and regional levels as well as developing new relationships with many of the leading
colleges and universities on Long Island continue to lay the necessary groundwork to enhance the
Integrated STEM Program and our nationally acclaimed science research program – FriarQuest."
—Brother Gary Cregan, O.S.F., Principal
SCIENCE CENTER PHASE I
COMPLETED
> ONE CHEMISTRY LAB
> ONE CHEMISTRY & MICROBIOLOGY LAB
> ONE PHYSICS & EARTH SCIENCE ROOM
> TWO SCIENCE PREP ROOMS
SCIENCE CENTER PHASE II
COMPLETED
> TWO BIOLOGY LABS
> THIRD FLOOR TWO CLASSROOMS
> FIRST FLOOR PADRE PIO ROOM
SCIENCE CENTER PHASE III
COMPLETED
> ONE PHYSICS LAB
> ONE RESEARCH AREA
> FRIARQUEST SCIENCE RESEARCH LAB
> ONE SCIENCE PREP ROOM
> ONE CLASSROOM
SCIENCE CENTER PHASE IV
COMPLETED
> SIX SCIENCE CLASSROOMS AND LECTURE AREAS
SCIENCE CENTER PHASE V
COMPLETED
> NEW ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL MEDICAL EDUCATION LAB
> ANATOMAGE TABLE
26 FRIAR FOCUS 09 | 2019“Pre” Saint Anthony’s High School continues to
lead in its efforts to provide its students with
Pre-Med
as many unprecedented, unique, meaningful,
motivational and educational opportunities
as possible in STEM related fields!
Students On Friday, May 24, 2019 a small group of
from Saint
students visited the Cadaver Laboratory at
New York Medical College in Valhalla, New
York. When they arrived they were greeted
Anthony’s by Dr. Matthew Prevetz.
High School
Dr. Prevetz, also a Roman Catholic Priest,
is a Professor of Cellular Biology, Human
Anatomy and Clinical Health Science at
visit the New York Medical College. He is also the
college’s Dean for Pre-Clerkship Education,
Human the Director of Medical Gross Anatomy,
Post-Graduate Clinical Anatomy and directs
Cadaver
the college’s Cadaver Bequeathal Program.
Soon after arriving, the students were
Lab at escorted to the Anatomy Conference
Room where Fr. Matt briefed the students
New York
on the goals and learning expectations
for the day. He also covered Laboratory
Rules, Regulations, Safety and clean up
Medical procedures and highlighted the importance
of maintaining dignity, respect and
College appreciation for the cadavers at all times.
Once in the Anatomy Lab the students
“scrubbed-in”. While wearing surgical
scrubs and gloves the cadaver dissection
experience began…
At two separate dissection stations,
Dr. Prevetz and his assistant, Dr. Roger
Bender spent over 2 hours performing
and explaining, in detail, each step and
procedure of the dissection. At the
direction and oversight of the professors,
the students were invited to actually do
parts of the dissection as well.
After “scrubbing-out” the students went
back to the Anatomy conference room
where Dr. Prevetz debriefed the students
and opened the floor to a question and
answer period. Lunch followed and after
a few pictures on the campus, we board
our bus for a trip back to Saint Anthony’s.
An Awesome Day!
(Also attending and chaperoning the trip
to NY Medical College were Bro. Joshua
Di Mauro, Asst. Principal, Mrs. Karen
Scharbach, Chairwoman, Dept. of
Mathematics, Mr. James Medina, Chairman,
Dept. of Science and Dr. Mark Capodanno,
Teacher, Honors Anatomy and Physiology.)
FRIAR FOCUS 27It’s a Great Day for the Irish! The months of February and March are jam packed with events for our Celtic Friar Pipe Band and our Saint Anthony’s Step Dancers. On February 2nd, the Evening of Celtic Music was held in our Auditorium. The lineup included the Celtic Friar Pipe Band, the Iona College Pipe Band, the Saint Anthony’s Step Dancing Team, the singing duo of Noel and Nancy and a special appearance by Mrs. Ann Saxer and her son Robert. A grand time was had by all. The Celtic Friars Pipe Band marched in parades all over Long Island every weekend in March, but the highlight of their season was the NYC Saint Patrick’s Day Parade as they marched up Fifth Avenue. Friar Pride was on full display and the Celtic Friars made us all very proud!
Eucharistic
Ministers
In the spring of their junior year our students are invited by the
Campus Ministry Office and their Theology teachers to become
special ministers of the Eucharist at our Masses during their senior
year. Students are expected to have a deep belief in the Real Presence
of Jesus in the Eucharist and to attend Mass on Sundays. This year
forty-two young men and women applied for and were accepted
into this program and attended a special workshop sponsored by
the diocese for the future Eucharistic Ministers in each of the
Catholic high schools on Long Island. Needless to say, their
public witness to their Catholic faith is a blessing for
our entire school community.
FRIAR FOCUS 29Saint Anthony’s
High School
30th Annual Golf Classic
Fore! Fabulous! Fantastic!
The 2019 Saint Anthony’s Golf Classic honoring Dave Barnett ’90 was the most successful event in its 30-year history!
Expanding the Golf Classic to four premiere golf course—Brookville Country Club, Mill River Club, Huntington Country Club
and the “new” Huntington Crescent Club—paved the way for over 400 alumni, parents, grandparents and friends to play
and attend the evening dinner. The 31st Annual Golf Classic will be held on Monday, May 4, 2020. SAVE THE DATE!
2019 Golf Classic Results
BROOKVILLE COUNTRY CLUB HUNTINGTON CRESCENT CLUB HUNTINGTON COUNTRY CLUB MILL RIVER CLUB
1st Gross – 65 1st Gross – 61 1st Gross – 64 1st Gross – 64
Jim Goonan , Frank Amizicia Ron Wright, Thomas Wright Steve Tyrer, John Simpson Kevin Frain ‘84, Mike Frain ‘85
Chris O’Neill, Mike Racanelli Lawrence Maurello, Kyle Seaman Michael McDermott, Ray Weinman Eric Hochberg, Chris Lanci
2nd Gross – 66 2nd Gross – 65 2nd Gross – 67 2nd Gross – 66
Chris Basta, Joe Morelli Tony Trombino, Gerry Shepard Joe Taylor Sr., Kevin Dernback Ed Heberer, Chris Heberer ‘13
Tom Milana, Jason McKenna Mike Dischman, Rich Ozimek Kevin Ryan, Brian Nelson Joe Tyler, Shawn Wengrofsky
1st Net – 67 1st Net – 66 1st Net – 65 1st Net – 58
Jeff Karcz, Chris Leng-Smith, Patrick Riley, John Fiordalisi Patrick O’Shea, Brendan Kull ‘05 Cliff Degel, Joe Messina
Tim Meyers, Ed Dolan Tim Adams, Vincent Cuti Marc Dern ‘05, Brian DePonte Fred Cortez, Mike Stern
2nd Net – 67 2nd Net– 66 2nd Net – 66 2nd Net – 58
John McCleary, Kevin Folles Tommy Lau, Tony Lau Vin Sciabarissi, John Gentile Joe Aloi, Brendan Carnet
Chris Reilly, Mike Hort Brian Boccia, Brian Battiste Steve Barnes, Jake Cannar Ken Dunn, Ray Connolly
Long Drive – 289 Yds Long Drive – 277 Yds Long Drive – 274 Yds Long Drive – 283 Yds
Tom Donahue Brian Boccia Vincent Lumia James Perisa
Close To Pin – 1’6” Close To Pin – 5’6” Close To Pin – 10’6” Close To Pin – 4”
Nick Aponte Keith Loeffler ‘81 Vinny Parella Billy Paradiso
Putting Contest Winners
Mike Gentile, Vin Malizia, Vin Andriano ‘85, Brendan Kull ‘05
Shootout Winner – Brendan Kull ‘05
Any & All Ties Of Results Sheet Were Decided On A U.S.G.A. Match Of Cards Tie Breaking SystemThank you to all our sponsors for their generous support.
Tournament Dave Barnett ‘90 Classic Event (cont.) Mascolo Dental
Dinner Daniel Andriano ‘91 / The Andriano Group Maspeth Federal Savings
Lunch Farrell Building Company McCarthy Family
Brookville O’Neill, McCleary Merrill Lynch
Huntington Country Club McDermott, O’Shea, DePonte New York Paving, Inc.
Huntington Crescent DeSimone Family People’s United Bank
Mill River Watral Brothers, Inc. Racanelli Construction
Golf Cart O’Shea Funeral Homes / Bruno Family Raymond Scott
Bag Tags Hamlin Capital Management Richard Cooke ‘87 / Marcum LLP
Classic Event A-1 Roofing Shore Office Systems
Alure Home Improvements / Sal Ferro Stanley Steemer / 1-800-STEEMER
American Funds Suffolk Asphalt Corp.
Anthony Bell T.R. Ricotta Electric
Astoria Dental Group / Degel Family Technical Precision Industries
Augusiewicz Contracting, Inc. Winters Brothers Waste Systems
Bethpage Federal Credit Union Religious/Faculty Huntington Coach Corp.
Bill Duffy ‘90 Driving Range Haugland Group
Tritec Building Company, Inc.
BNB Bank
Putting Green American Wood Installers, Inc.
Brendan A. Reynolds Wells Fargo Advisors
Beverage FGCB Consulting, LLC
Capital Interiors Construction Corp. / Jamie DeLio
Intercontinental Real Estate Corp./ Bart Weinstein
Clearview Building Services, Inc.
James Haney / Rason Materials
Cohen & Steers
Pratt Brothers, Inc.
Competition Architectural Metals, Inc.
Tee Alleva Family
Coverages Unlimited, Inc. / Joseph Tantillo
Alure Home Improvements / Sal Ferro
Cunningham Duct Cleaning Company, Inc.
Armstrong Family
Denis Beyersdorf ‘91
Berdon LLP
DiMaggio’s Trattoria
Brian Murphy
Eaton Vance
Carillo Family
F.W. Sims, Inc.
Clarity Testing Services, Inc.
Fairway Golf Car Corp. / Steve Hayes Eaton Vance
Frank Barker Frank J. Serravalli
Frank J. Serravalli Hall Family
Gregory Hach John Wilson & Son Cesspool
Hartford Funds Local 638
HUB International Magnacare Administrative Services, LLC
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 138 Nesco Bus Maintenance, Inc.
James Grady ‘90 Pepsi Bottling Company of New York
Jim Goonan Quintal Group
Joe Taylor Relish Kings Park/Brown Family
Joseph Taylor, Sr. Teamsters Local 282
Joseph Vaccaro The Posillico Foundation
Karcz Family Walter J. Cook, CPA / Baglivi & Cook
Lau Family Watral Brothers, Inc.
Lawrence L. Northorn, D.O., P.C. Family Leo Family
Long Island Contractors Association Quintal FamilyCapital
Campaign
Threshold
of
Hope
William & Christine
Entenmann Science
Center
Our future starts today.
PHASE V – Summer to January 2019
ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL MEDICAL EDUCATION LAB
PHASE IV – Completed / Funding Continues
Six New Science Classrooms & Lecture Areas
PHASE III – Completed / Funding Continues
One Physics Lab - Third Floor
One Research Area - Third Floor
One Prep Room - Third Floor
One Classroom - Third Floor
PHASE II – Completed / Funding Continues
Two Biology Labs - Third Floor
Two Classrooms - Second Floor
Padre Pio Room - First Floor
PHASE I
SCIENCE CENTER - Completed / Funding Continues
STUDENT CENTER - Completed / Funding Continues
CHAPEL OF OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS - Completed / Funding Continues
If you would like to make a gift or pledge to the campaign,
please contact: Don A. Corrao, Director of Development
at (631) 271-2020 extension 284 or dcorrao@stanthonyshs.orgCapital Campaign – Threshold of Hope
Case or Rationale for the balance of the Capital Campaign
Chapel of Our Lady of the Angels & Student Center ($9m) | Science Center ($8m) | STEM Program ($2m)
TABLE OF GIFTS NECESSARY TO RAISE $19,000,00
Number of
Gift Level Number of Gifts Received
Pledge Gifts Needed as of 7/10/19
$25-$99 Many 123
Goal: $19,000,000 $100+ 2,000 193
Raised to Date: $4,085,992 $250+ 2,000 50
$500+ 2,000 75
Balance to be raised: $14,914,008
$1,000+ 1,000 88
Gifts can be pledged to the $2,500+ 400 35
Threshold of Hope $5,000+ 300 29
Capital Campaign over a $10,000+ 150 19
two-to-five year period of time. $15,000+ 100 11
$25,000+ 80 17
$50,000+ 20 10
$100,000+ 33 8
$250,000+ 10 1
$500,000+ 2 1
$1,000,000 3 2
Please designate my/our gift or pledge of $___________to:
_______ Chapel of Our Lady of the Angels _______ Student Center _______ Science Center _______ STEM Program
It is my / our intention that my /our pledge will be paid over a _______ year period.
Name__________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Alumnus Class of _______ Parent Class of _______ Grandparent Class of _______ Friend _______
Address:_______________________________________________________________________________________________________
_______I/we have enclosed a check made payable to Saint Anthony’s High School.
_______I/we wish to make our gift / pledge using my / our credit card: ______Visa ______Mastercard ______American Express
I give my/our permission to process my / our credit card _______ Monthly _______ Annually
Name as it appears on my/our credit card:________________________________________________________________________
Card Number:_______________________ Expiration Date:_______________ Signature:__________________________________
For information on how you can give to the Threshold of Hope, please contact:
Mr. Don Corrao, Director of Development | 631-271-2020 ext. 284 | email: dcorrao@stanthonyshs.orgAD Philanthropic Fund Mr. & Mrs. William Camera Mr. Anthony Fernandez ‘89
Mr. Charles Adams ‘75 Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Campbell Mr. & Mrs. John Fernandez
Dr. & Mrs. Frank Adipietro Mr. & Mrs. Michael Canavan Mrs. Yesika Fernandez
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Adler Mr. Joseph Candrevo ‘74 Dr. & Mrs. John Folan ‘75
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Alberts Mr. John Capogna Mr. Edward Forker ‘68
Ms. Kimberly Alms ‘95 Mr. Michael Caporusso ‘92 Ms. Ashley Forrester ‘01
Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Alter Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Carillo Ms. Caitlin Forrester ‘09
Ms. Linda Amaitis Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Carletto Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Frain ‘84
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Ammann Mr. Jeff Carroza Drs. Jason & Debra Freeman & Mangino
Mr. Michael Anacreonte Mr. John Carter ‘99 Brother Robert Gabriel, O.S.F.
Mr. Peter Angelino ‘72 Mr. David Casciano Mr. Michael Gallagher ‘68
Mr. Vincent Arma Mr. & Mrs. Richard Casey Mr. & Mrs. Robert Gambardella ‘83
Hon. W. Gerard Asher Mr. & Mrs. Gerard Castello Mrs. Allison Garger
Dr. Stephen Athan ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. John Catalina Mrs. Joanne Gartelmann
Ms. Stacie Avena ‘90 Mrs. Leila Ceballos Mr. Robert/
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Azzarelli Brother Gregory Cellini, O.S.F. Dr. Christine Gatewood/Riordan
Mr. & Mrs. William Bach Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cerrito Mrs. Adrienne Gatto
Mr. Alex Badalamenti Mr. & Mrs. William Christie Mr. Anthony Gatto
Mr. Anthony Badalamenti ‘79 Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cipriano Ms. Jennifer Veneziano Geramita ‘97
Mrs. Kathi Barnett Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Cirocco Mrs. Maria Giaccio-Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Barry Mr. & Mrs. Peter Clarry ‘63 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Giannuzzi
Ms. Roxana Barsalona Mr. & Mrs. Philip Colletta Mr. & Mrs. Craig Graff
Dr. & Mrs. Edmund Bartlett Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Collins Mrs. Christine Graham
Mr. Christopher Cook ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Grecco, Sr.
Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Core Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gregori
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Costanzo Mr. Philip Griffith
Threshold
of
Mr. & Mrs. John Costello ‘75
Dr. & Mrs. Nicholas Craig
Mr. & Mrs. Vincent Guarino
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Scott Hall
Hope
Mr. & Mrs. Robert C. Creighton ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Haring
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Creighton ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Harrington
Mr. & Mrs. Robert D’Amore Mr. & Mrs. Mitchell Hauser
Campaign Donors Ms. Suzanne D’Introno ‘94 Mr. & Mrs. Michael Heagerty
Mr. Donald Dacey ‘78 Mr. & Mrs. Walter Henning ‘07
9/1/15 - 7/29/19 Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dacey ‘79 Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Hickey
Drs. Clifford & Carmen Degel Mr. Keith Hochheiser
Mr. Stephen DeMartino Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Horvath ‘04
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Belli Mrs. Kristine DeNapoli Mr. Richard Hosein
Mr. & Mrs. Angelo Belli Mr. & Mrs. Andrew DePierro Mr. George Hunt ‘88
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Benedik ‘89 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph DeRosa Mrs. Frances Inzerillo
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Berger Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Descovich Mr. & Mrs. Paul Irvine
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Bernhardt Mr. & Mrs. Stephen DeSimone Dr. Arun Jaiswal
Mr. Clifford Berry Dr. & Mrs. Steven DeSousa ‘88 Mr. Keith Johnson ‘95
Ms. Alyssa Billi ‘10 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Dolan Ms. Alyson Mazzarelli Joubert ‘01
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bishop Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Donnelly Mr. & Mrs. Michael Kaplan
Dr. & Mrs. Patrick Blomberg ‘85 Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Driscoll Mr. & Mrs. Bryan Kappenberg
Mr. & Mrs. Donald Blydenburgh ‘70 Mr. & Mrs. Charles Droll Dr. Harvey Katz
Mr. & Mrs. John Bonavita Mr. Robert Dunn ‘79 Mr. Philip Keefer
Mrs. Kerri Bond-Hirschey Mr. & Mrs. Michael Eble Mr. & Mrs. John Kelly
Dr. Nancy Bono Mr. James Eckhoff Ms. Christie Kilkenny ‘07
Mr. & Mrs. John Buckholtz Mr. & Mrs. Warren Eckstein Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kittelberger
Burke Family Mr. & Mrs. Eduardo Espada Dr. & Mrs. Robert Klein
Ms. Carolyn Byrne ‘92 Mr. & Mrs. Raymond Evans Mr. Kenneth Klein ‘85
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Calisi Ms. Annmarie/ Dr. & Mrs. Kenneth Kneessy
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Calisto Mr. Eric Fabricatore/Wheeler Mr. James Kohlroser
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Callahan ‘73 Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Farrell Mr. Richard Kreider ‘79
Dr. Maria Calma-Etts Mr. David Feather ‘86 Mr. & Mrs. Philip Lagana, Jr.
34 FRIAR FOCUS 09 | 2019Mr. Steven Lander ‘70 Mr. Kevin Naylor ‘68 Mrs. Nancy Silvestri
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph LaRusso Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Neagle Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Simeone ‘81
Mr. Jeffrey Lawlor ‘86 Mrs. Annette O’Connell Mr. & Mrs. Paul Skelton
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Lecesse Mr. Mark O’Connor Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Smith
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ledva Mr. Brendan O’Donnell ‘67 Mr. Scott Solar ‘73
Ms. Claudia Lee ‘09 Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O’Donohoe ‘81 Mr. & Mrs. Dean Speranza
Mr. Thomas Lembo Mr. & Mrs. Hugh O’Kane Mr. Thomas Stacy ‘09
Mr. & Mrs. John Leo Mrs. Diana O’Neill Drs. Alan & Gloria Stange & Trillo
Mr. & Mrs. Steven Leon Mr. & Mrs. Hugh O’Rourke ‘84 Mrs. Mary Anne Stecher
Lt. General Frank Libutti, USMC (Ret.) ‘62 Mr. & Mrs. Gerald O’Shea Mr. & Mrs. Alan Stepanyan
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Licata III Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Taylor
Mrs. Stephanie Oakland
Ms. Dina Tedeschi ‘91
Ms. Vivian Chiu Lin ‘91 Mr. Rinaldo Pace ‘72
Mr. & Mrs. Peter Teichmann
Long Island Community Foundation Mr. John Padden ‘06
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Tessar
Long Island Beech Fund Trust A Dr. & Mrs. Anthony Pagano
Mr. Martin Thompson ‘73
Mr. Richard LoNigro/ Mr. Subruto Paul ‘90
Mr. & Mrs. George Tkach
Port Jefferson Sporting Goods Mrs. Amelia Pawliw
Ms. Julia Tomanelli ‘88
LoNigro Family Mr. Richard Pelossi
Mr. Craig Tortora ‘86
Mrs. Mary Lopatowski Mr. & Mrs. John Perrotta ‘71 SAHS Chorus
Mr. & Mrs. John Lott Mr. Paul Pileggi ‘08 SAHS Track Family
Mrs. Rose Lucido Brother Richard Pinkes, O.S.F. Mrs. Tara Tracy
Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lulley Mr. & Mrs. Michael Piscetelli ‘01 Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Tulley
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Lum Mr. & Mrs. Carmine Pittelli ‘89 Mrs. Kellyann Twist
Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lusak Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Poetzsch Mr. Martin Tyrrel ‘87
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Macchia Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Quinn
Mrs. Emily Mangino Mr. Anthony Radesca ‘87
Ms. Doreen Marino Mr. & Mrs. Michael Radigan
Dr. & Mrs. Michael Marrero ‘78
Mr. Peter Marshall
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Rainone
Mr. Richard Ramsey ‘64 Threshold
of
Hope
Mr. & Mrs. David Marx Mr. & Mrs. Richard Ranaldo
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Marzano Mr. & Mrs. Don Ravella ‘79
Dr. & Mrs. Raymond Mascolo Drs. Gregory & Patricia Reichert
Mr. & Mrs. James Mattutat ‘82 Mr. & Mrs. John Renck Campaign Donors
Mr. & Mrs. Lane Maxson ‘78 Mr. Andrew Romano
Mr. & Mrs. Edward McCloskey Drs. Ronald & Janice Roveto 9/1/15 - 7/29/19
Mr. Michael McCormack ‘63 Mr. Matthew Rumore ‘05
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin McGoldrick Drs. Bernard &
Mr. & Mrs. Eamon McGovern Monique Rupnarin & Arraval Mr. & Mrs. Louis Voltaggio
Mrs. Joan McGovern Mr. & Mrs. Richard Rutigliano Mr. & Mrs. Michael Walrath
Mr. Robert McMahon ‘83 SAHS National Honor Society Mr. Simon Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. Kieran McShane ‘74 Mr. & Mrs. Mark Salerno Dr. & Mrs. David Weiss
Mr. Justin Whalley ‘11
Mr. & Mrs. David Meberg Dr. Christian Samito ‘91
Dr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Wheeler
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Meenan Ms. Nancy Sanders ‘87
Mr. Michael White ‘05
Mr. James Metzger Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Savage
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Wieczorek
Mr. Terence Meyer ‘74 Mr. Gerard Scales
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Willman
Mr. John Meyer ‘77 Mr. Richard Scali ‘05
Mr. & Mrs. David Windmiller
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Michaels Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Scandalios
Mrs. Jeanne Wolynski
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Migliore Mr. & Mrs. George Schietinger Mr. & Mrs. Barry Worfolk
Mr. & Mrs. David Minelli Mrs. Joan Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Wright
Mr. Gerard Minot-Scheuermann ‘69 Mr. John Schmitt ‘90 Mrs. Kay Young
Mr. John Moore ‘84 Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Theo Zaferiou
Mr. & Mrs. Brian Morrell Mrs. Joan Schmitt Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Zahn
Mrs. Janice Mullen Mr. & Mrs. Peter Scott Mr. Henry Zalak ‘68
Mrs. Marie Mulry Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Seeberger Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Zalak ‘78
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Muratore ‘83 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Serravalli Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Zeniou
Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Murphy Mr. & Mrs. Paul Shea Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Zirkel
Mr. John Napoli ‘08 Mr. Patrick Shea ‘05 Mr. Anthony Zuaro & Family
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